Miller Time.
Answering Terry Przybylski’s presidential trivia question…who was the only Catholic ever to be on the Republican national ticket? Reader WPD answers correctly: Miller. But he can’t remember the first name. It was, of course, William E. Miller, a Congressman from upstate New York…Lockport…and a graduate of Notre Dame. He ran for vice president with Barry Goldwater and had been chairman of the Republican Congressional Campaign committee. After he lost he did a TV commercial for American Express saying, “Do you know who I am?” Few did.
Muskie Season.
In answer to Terry’s second question…who was the only Polish American ever to be on a major party’s national ticket?. Reader and good friend Pat Hickey has the answer: Edmund Muskie. He was a Senator from Maine and ran in 1968 as vice president with Hubert Humphrey. No one got the original Muskie name—Marciszewski.
Short Burst of Lyric.
Here’s a smidgeon of a lyric of a very popular song from the `50s sung by Dick Haymes and the Spinners which I am sure Frank Nofsinger will know. No search engines now.
If there is some other way to prove that I love you
I swear I don’t know how
Should be easy. I find myself humming it every so often.
Heart belongs to Tan -gerine!
ReplyDeletePretty sure that's the number; I needed to immerse myself in 1940's tunes and lyics for my novel.
I say--
ReplyDelete"You'll Never Know" (If you don't know now)--
you'll never know and i may not either
ReplyDeleteThe lyric comes from that great ballad "You'll never know". Piano bars would clear-out when I offered by rendition.
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